- Acuharmony Acupuncture444 Washington Street
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Woburn,Ma 01801
781-279-2727 Woburn Office Hours
Mon7:30am - 12:30pm, 3:30pm - 8pmTue7:30am - 12:30pm, 3:30pm - 8pmWed7:30am - 12:30pm, 3:30pm - 8pmThu7:30am - 12:30pm, 3:30pm - 8pmFri7:30am - 12:30pm
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I am so happy with my experience with Sung! I started going to acupuncture appointments before getting pregnant and he helped me get my hormones under control. Within a couple months I was pregnant. I started going back to see Sung when I was around 20 weeks pregnant to help with pregnant symptoms such as hip pain and heartburn. Sung was great and my symptoms decreased drastically! When I was 40 weeks and 4 days pregnant I had another
... Read more »They say you meet people when you need them most. That was the case on the day I met Sung. After enduring years of emotional abuse, I had all but given up on myself. My health had suffered yet I couldn’t connect the dots. Sung literally changed my life giving me hope in my darkest days. His herbal supplement helped reduce my depression and acupuncture is releasing the fear from within. Each day I feel stronger emotionally, physically and spiritually.
... Read more »Thank you Sung for literally changing my life for the better! About 6 years ago I reached out to Sung because I had severe pain in my feet from running cross country. I also was experiencing stomach pains every time I ate due to a severe gluten and dairy intolerance. Over time Sung used acupuncture practices on my feet to alleviate pain and swelling. In addition to this I went through allergy elimination treatments for my severe gluten and dairy
... Read more »I have neuropathy in the feet from diabetes for several years now it is quite severe. Have also experience numbness in the right hand down to the fingers for short time. I also had intermittent dizzy spells with no apparent reason even after the MRI. After acupuncture my neuropathy is lessened and circulation appears to be better in my legs The numbness in my finger is just about gone. Dizziness has also abated. G.HaywardDuring June of 2002 I first lost my periperhal vision. Then a couple weeks later I lost complete vision. After a brain biopsy it was true that I had 2 Lesions of inflammation on my occipital lobe. After visiting with about 20 to 30 neurologist. the cause is still unknown. Some say it is a MS and some say it was a virus that attacked my brain and it was still a serious matter. When the lesions would finally determined,... Read more » -
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Healthy Eating from Early to Late Summer
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Five Acupuncture Points for Indian Summer
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Herbal Formulas for Summer
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Five Acupuncture Points for Summer
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